Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1887-06-23
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Silver City, New, is without q butcher
shop.
J. F. and F. Plsgeman left yesterday
for Austin.
Bishop Whi.aker's school at Reno closed
yesterday.
T. H. Riley left yesterday for Washing
ton Territory.
William Burns. q lumbermsn, killed
himself at Eureka, Cal.
Hon. Thomas Wren vent down TO
Mount Hope yesterday.
The Renoites talk OF raising the saloon
license to $500 q quarter.
Jake Cohn returned from Taylor and
theTeabouts yesterday.
John Urser died in Smith Valley,
Douglas county, last Sunday.
The rain that fell In Humboldt county
last week was the heaviest since 1862.
Spokane Falls is to have a stove factory.
paper-mill, oil factory and wooden mills.
Boss Buckley, now in Europe, sends
word that he has hope of regaining his
sight.
Los Angeles claims o population OF
81, 5000. Ten years ago it had less than
5000.
Three bodies were reduced to ashes in a
new crematory at Los Angeles Thursday
night.
The Butte (Montana) bullion shipments
last week were 100 bars Of the value Of
S165, 444.
On Tuesday morning the Manhattan
mine at Austin shipped bullion valued at
s21 $40 rs.
Wells. Fargo & Co. shipped yesterday
six bars OF Eureka Con. bullion valued at
SIS, 052 OF.
The water works now being erected at
Helena. Montana, will cost the taxpayers
$500, 900 before finished.
The Eureka Con. Mining Company are
adding to the capacity Of their refinery by
putting in another calcining furn ace OF
36 tons capacity.
Prospectors have found galens ore in
Silver Lake District, Douglas county, as
saying from $50 to 500 per ton.
Henry Hip came in from Taylor by
stage on Tuesday evening and will proceed
to San Francisco on Friday next.
Pedro Altube, of Independence Valley,
Informs the Elko Independent that he
will cut 8 5000 tons Of hay this sason.
The wife and daughter of G.. Y. Greek
left yesterday for Chicago to visit the
lady's mother, who is very ill in that city.
The managers OF the State Fair are d.
recting their energies toward making the
coming one the best in the history Of the
State.
Appeal: Reno wants q candle factory.
Rene knows that 1t can never hold 9
candle to Carson without IL starts one OF
its own.
Jim Townsend is out against the
whisky sold at Bowers Mansion picnics.
He don't object to the amount sold, he
simply kicks at the execrable quality.
United States Marshal Kelley left vir-
ginia City last Thursday evening to 60 to
Austin. He will sell the Nevada Central
railroad to the highest bidder for cash.
Mrs. p. McElroy. Of the Bureau Hotel.
left with one Of her children for San Fran.
cisco yesterday morning, and was accom-
panied by her husband as far as Pslisade.
The Tuscarors Times. Review Of the 10th
instant is responsible for the statement
that Russell & Bradley Of Elko. have sold
to W. ]. Tonkin Of Eureka, $50 head of
COWS and calves.
The Boise Statesman, Idaho, says: A..
b.. Macpherson, OF Coldweli, was disrobed
OF his ministerial cloak on Wednesday
last. 1t is said that slkali water was not
strong enough for him.
The Mining and Scientific Press, pub
lished in San Francisco, and the Financial
and Mining Record, published in New
York, never fail to reprint the SENTINEL's
mining news nor to give credit for the
clippings.
A cloud.burst in the Sonoma range,
south OF W~innemucca, played havoc with
crops. The water rushed down the can
yon In torrents, sweeping everything in
It's course, and spreading out on the fat
damaging 40 or so acres Of alfalfa.
Butterfeld, dentist, set a shotgun
loaded with buckshot last week in Tuol-
umne county and killed Q large cinnamon
bear. The bear had driven him and his
wife among the rafters of his house be-
fore, and this was the way taken to get
even.
j William ]. Smith. says the Ketchum
tidahol keystone, June IS. brother Of Art
and Dick Smith of HALEY. and a promi-
nent business man Of Eureka. New, was
IN toy ON Sunday last. He found many
OF ms old Base Range friends on the
, River.
. The San Francisco papers ohronicled
the death OF Mrs. Laura 8. Capron in
that city June 16. She was born in New
Hampshire, and aged A years. The fu-
neral took place from HE family resi-
dence Ala Eddy street and was we'll at
tended.
One way suggested to stop the miscar-
rage OF letters and mail matter is for the
Postoffice Department at Washington to
hire route clerks on the cars that can
read; another is to employ q sufficient
force OF clerks TO assort the mail between
stations.
Virginia Chronicle: The announce.
ment that Mr.. Mackay will GROSS the
western ocean before returning to the Pa.
cifc slope indicates that no important up.
, ward movement in shares in leading Com
stock mines is anticipated for several
weeks to come.
Tom Dale received q dispatch from
Thomas Jacka, stating that the wife of
the latter died on Tuesday last at Nevada